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Posted by Lothar Scholz
Jul 15, 2021 at 11:53 PM

Simon wrote:
>I leave their app? There’s also the troubling statement that if they
>sell the company they have the right to sell your data.

Pretty sure this is mentioned so they can just transfer all current users to the new company. Nobody pays lots of money for the software, if you go big you get payed for bringing your customers. Looks like too many people think they can become the next Evernote.

And lets face it, the business model nowadays is for any startup to get sold after an acceptable time span, not to establish a lifetime business.

Posted by satis
Jul 16, 2021 at 01:01 PM

Lothar Scholz wrote:

> Looks like too many people think they can become the next Evernote.

Clover does not seem like it’s trying to take Evernote’s mantle. With backlinks, infinite canvas, storyboarding and sketching it’s a different type of app.

Few developers want to be in Evernote’s shoes and have to compete with free OneNote.

Posted by Dee
Jul 6, 2022 at 01:38 PM

@Stephen Zeoli,

Do you continue to use and like Clover?

Posted by Stephen Zeoli
Jul 6, 2022 at 02:41 PM

I didn’t continue using Clover, but to be honest I don’t recall exactly why. One possible reason is the price is a little steep compared to other options… though it wouldn’t be if I thought Clover the best option. I also think I decided that I didn’t need the whiteboard feature… or at least not as it was then functional. It may have gotten better since, but the Clover website fails to list changes, so you can’t learn what’s new.

Dee wrote:
@Stephen Zeoli,
> >Do you continue to use and like Clover?

Posted by Dee
Jul 6, 2022 at 04:30 PM

Hi Stephen,

Thanks very much for your feedback. :)

I asked because Clover looks very promising to me, and it would great to get feedback from a regular user of the software.

> the Clover website fails to list changes, so you can’t learn what’s new

I agree, it would be nice to see a change log and roadmap, as well as more info about the team, etc.

I haven’t even signed up to try the app yet, but in case you or others are interested, here are some resources I found helpful while researching it:

The BETA version of Clover was released in July 2021 (tables and Android support are not yet available but still planned):
https://www.producthunt.com/products/clover-4#clover-6

Version 1 of Clover was released in Jan 2022, and received many glowing reviews:
https://www.producthunt.com/products/clover-3#clover-v1

Enhancements included:
- iOS app
- Folders and labels (tags)
- Integration with Google Calendar
- Attach a note to a calendar event
- Nest blocks to create hierarchies, create toggle sections, and add subtasks
- Quick Prompt
- UI redesign
- Markdown import/export

An update in Mar 2022 introduced a new Tasks View:
https://twitter.com/cloverappco/status/1503730807222980612

An update in May 2022 included custom templates, sticky notes, file uploads and previews, image lightboxes, color swatches, and LaTeX:
https://twitter.com/cloverappco/status/1521849771836719106

The Clover Help Center provides a very nice overview of the features:
https://help.cloverapp.com

They also have a YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnsVrN0-llvEsm990lDOtLg/videos

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